Outside the CN tower!

[Tom Dunlap]

After the TCIA Expo in Detroit a few years ago I went back to Toronto with Dave Spencer. One day of the visit was 'Boy's Club' when Dave, his son and I went to the hands-on science museum and to the CN tower. One part of the floor is made of clear glass so you can look past your toes down to the ground 1,122 feet below.

Now, take a look---> 1.168 feet off the dirt

 

[Frax]

This looks like fun. Good moneymaker I bet.

 

[justinscherrer]

If I'm everin toronto I know where I'm going to stop by and give a try

 

[Adkpk]

I wonder how many people empty the contents of their stomachs out there.

 

[treeness]

I live so close yet I have no inclination to want to travel to Toronto for that. You want a real heart stopper? Look at your bill after you've eaten in the restaurant. If you go to Toronto visit Mount Pleasant Cemetery, wicked arboretum and its free. Got one in the Hammer and Guelph too.

 

[boreality]

Looks like it costs $175. That's alot of rollercoaster rides somewhere else, or a sightseeing flight on a small plane. Seems pricey but they probably couldn't handle the crowds if it was less.

http://www.edgewalkcntower.ca/

 

[treehumper]

I may just have to do that next time I'm back home in T.O., I've done the stair climb twice. The second time one of the access doors was ajar so my brother and I stepped in to the core of the tower. Wicked! We were about half way up. It's hollow! Very interesting perspective of the structure.

 

[Maui Palm & Tree Care]

do this enough and working on tall trees will seem like less of an issue with heights. i tell you what, when i working on a 60foot coconut palm and chunkin down, i feel like noodle legs!

 

[TimberJack]

quite a bit different then any 60' tree. 18.7 times to be exact.

 

[chris_girard]

Pretty cool!